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M-Audio Keystation Pro 88
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Published on 03/12/10 at 04:52
See previous post. Very complete.

I opted for touch drive, relatively light (about 5 kg less than a yam or a digital Roldan) controlof noon that correspondrnz to my need; + the big screen, noon and USB.

Note that the power is supplied by the computer's USB. No need for external power supply.

However, Sustain pedal is optional (it is a bit shabby).

UTILIZATION

Trained pianist, user digital piano (Rolonda) since 1995 (before I had a yam CP70), it took me one day to get used. With a choice of 9 different velocities, I quickly found one that suited me. I play jazz, funk and French chanson. This keyboard is my game, I admit struggling to understand the controversy over touch.

Config / Manual: I bought this keyboard to play with Mainstage and NI Newyork Concert Grand. So all the parameters are edited from mainstage. PDF manual in French, almost not read.

OVERALL OPINION

2 months

Not many pre-tests. Given my budget, the issue was quickly resolved. Fatar and Akai were too expensive. The Numa (in a different price range) sounds interesting.

Between the keyboard and the sound of NI Greater New York, I found the urge to play on digital pianos.
The ease of use of the keyboard with Mainstage life easier

Q / P excellent: there is simply no competition in this price range (nine to 320 € in January 2010).

Yes, remains to be seen maintaining the reliability and solidity of the thing.